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Bug
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Resolution: Low Engagement
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Low
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None
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3
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Severity 3 - Minor
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See more details there
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/239823/invoke-command-in-powershell-script-doesn-t-work-when-invoke-it-from-bamboo-task-only
Steps to reproduce
Create Script task with PowerShell interpreter
$session = New-PSSession
Invoke-Command -Session $session -ScriptBlock {
Start-Process "calc.exe"
}
Start agent on windows host under Administrative account
Add requirement to created plan to be sure it's executed at started Windows agent
Start plan
Expected: calculator window
Actual: nothing happened
[BAM-14097] "Invoke-Command" in powershell script doesn't work when invoke it from bamboo task only
Hi, Even I am also having the same issue. I am trying to connect another machine and delete some logs. My powershell script run from bamboo server if I run manually by opening the powershell command window as administrator. But where as not running from Bamboo task. Hope need to sort this problem.
Thanks
Daniel Wessels
added a comment - Please, please, please get this sorted. 
Ben Bailey
added a comment - James, I dont think this issue has anything to do with the specific "Invoke-command" verb... to my knowledge, when you use the default windows 2008 server image for EC2 provided by Bamboo... the "Bamboo" user is not an administrator... and therefore, when the bamboo user tries to run powershell commands that require admin access, they fail.
Ben Bailey
added a comment - James, I dont think this issue has anything to do with the specific "Invoke-command" verb... to my knowledge, when you use the default windows 2008 server image for EC2 provided by Bamboo... the "Bamboo" user is not an administrator... and therefore, when the bamboo user tries to run powershell commands that require admin access, they fail. Hi there,
Just to get clarification, is this issue really about being to run as a different user when invoking powershell or is it not possible to use invoke-command?
Thanks
James
Couldn't agree more. We're using Bamboo to deploy to Azure, which requires access to the certificate store on the machine. Not running as administrator causes it to fail.
Ben Bailey
added a comment - If this bug is about how powershell is not run as an administrator user when using the "Bamboo" user to run scripts... then please fix this urgently. This is blocking us significantly.
Ben Bailey
added a comment - If this bug is about how powershell is not run as an administrator user when using the "Bamboo" user to run scripts... then please fix this urgently. This is blocking us significantly. 
Andrey AndreySh
added a comment - Powershell script should be run as administrator from Bamboo plan. In other case nothing doesn't work
Andrey AndreySh
added a comment - Powershell script should be run as administrator from Bamboo plan. In other case nothing doesn't work Andrey AndreySh
added a comment - Also when i try to make this comand "powershell Start-Process PowerShell -Verb RunAs" i recived:
07-Dec-2013 00:13:03 Start-Process : This command cannot be executed due to the error: This operatio
07-Dec-2013 00:13:03 n requires an interactive window station.
powershell script should be run as administrator from bamboo plan
Andrey AndreySh
added a comment - Also when i try to make this comand "powershell Start-Process PowerShell -Verb RunAs" i recived:
07-Dec-2013 00:13:03 Start-Process : This command cannot be executed due to the error: This operatio
07-Dec-2013 00:13:03 n requires an interactive window station.
powershell script should be run as administrator from bamboo plan 
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